The Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries now has a new Downriver location. When it opens its doors to the public this spring, it’s expected to be a community hub that will serve area residents in a variety of ways. As part …
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A little-known yet growing concern among social service workers and those operating homeless shelters across the United States is the increasing number of older Americans experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Chester Harris works security at the Lincoln Park Kroger. But Chester because he doesn’t have a car – and the 63-year-old walks from his apartment in Taylor to his job in Lincoln Park every afternoon – and back again every night – five miles each way.
Alboney Siebert gets a first look at her new home – a place for her and her three young children to lay their heads and to call their own. It’s a gift, rent-free for two years from Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, the 110-year-old organization – that helps the homeless.
Tracey Dunbar and her five children, including a daughter with special needs, will be sleeping in their new home tonight thanks to the Detroit Rescue Mission.